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Nvidia projects 70% revenue growth in 2028 (opens the original)
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Nvidia projected 70% revenue growth in its next fiscal year, sending its stock up in after-hours trading, while the company defended its decision to provide capital solutions to its customers. Why it matters: The stock is widely considered a bellwether for the health of the broader AI economy, but lately it has been trailing the broader semiconductor sector in market gains. Zoom in: In its latest quarter, Nvidia topped revenue and earnings expectations. The stock initially ticked downward in ext
Nvidia under pressure after stock's 7-day losing streak (opens the original)
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Nvidia snapped a seven-day losing streak in the stock market on Tuesday, but its mini slump in August has called attention to questions over the AI darling's growth trajectory. Why it matters: Nvidia is trying to use its massive pile of capital to keep the good times rolling — through a wide assortment of investments and capital deals — while continuing to feed the growing chip needs of the AI hyperscalers. Zoom in: The company will report second-quarter earnings after the bell Wednesday, and in
American auto retreat from China accelerates (opens the original)
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The U.S. auto industry's retreat from China is accelerating, while Chinese carmakers are inching closer to the American market despite attempts to keep them out. Why it matters: China once represented a lucrative growth opportunity and manufacturing base for American automakers, but those ties are unraveling as Chinese rivals like BYD and Geely expand their reach around the world. The latest: Ford announced late Wednesday that it will end production of its Lincoln luxury brand in China for expor
Nvidia, Wall Street partner on $500B AI financing (opens the original)
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Nvidia and a group of blue-chip Wall Street firms are collaborating to provide a half-trillion-dollar bankroll to the AI chipmaker's customers. Why it matters: The gargantuan financing package illustrates the mushrooming scope and costs of the infrastructure needed to keep the AI economy humming. The big picture: Nvidia announced Monday that it is partnering with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR to assemble more than $500 billion in financing at "attractive rates"
AI's bottomless pit problem: Investors are scrutinizing costs (opens the original)
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Investors are scrutinizing the AI trade amid concerns that companies may be throwing money into a bottomless pit. Why it matters: Not all AI spending is created equal. Investors are drawing a harder line on companies that fail to show how today's AI investments will translate into profits. "It's all about capex and free cash flow — and investors are not rewarding negative free cash flow," Melissa Otto, head of S&P Global's Visible Alpha Research, tells Axios in an email. The big picture: The mar
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